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GODERICH t.CNAL-STAR,.'T'HURB
AY, MARCH 13, L980-„PPAAGA,5,
15. Tenders
15. Tenders
Conestoga College
of AppliedArts
and Technology
CLINTON CAMPUS
P.O. BOX 160
CLINTON, ONTARIO
482-3458
SALE BY SEALED TENDER
8' x 8' storage shed frame with
3' porch overhang.
Includes: walls with 3/8” sheathing
and roof trusses,
1 only
Note:
The above prices are offered as a guide to
prospective bidders.
$300®00
Location:
The above are located at'the Clinton CamOus
and may be inspected between 9:00 a.m. and
3:00 p.m.
Terris:
Sealed bids will be accepted with a '10.00
deposit until March 18, 1980. The deposit of un-
successful bidders will be returned. The
highest or any tender not necessarily accep-
ted. Tender forms are available from the
receptionist.
LARGE AUC
SALE
Four tractors, two self-propelled combines, four
trucks, grain dryer; farm machinery etc. to be held
for Bill Bogie, at Lot 5, Concession 2, Colborne
Township, 11/4 miles north of Goderich on Highway
No. 21, turn right on Airport Road, go 21/2 miles then
turn right and go 1/2 mile.
TUESDAY, MARCH 25 at 12 NOON
TRACTORS: MF 1505 4 -wheel drive diesel tractor
with cab, 3 PTHitch, PTO, 23.1 x 30 tires, 187 PTO
Horse Power run 1700 hours; MF 2805 diesel tractor
with cab, air conditioner, heater, radio, 8 XX3
power shift trans., 190 PTO HP run only 250 hours;
MF 1150 diesel tractor with cab, multi power 18.4 x
38 rear tires, axle duals, =selling" Separate; '1950
-hours;--MF-65-hirgh�rch dleseT-ir�ctor with �mufii
power, power shift rear wheels; MF 8 HP lawn and
garden tractor, with lawn mower.
COMBINES: Wh
combine 1 year old
monitors acre m
KW I K cutter bar
grain, 13 ft. pick -
Two speed straw
head; MF 760 sel
ft. pick-up head
cab with heater
special equipme
several sieves f
SWATHER: V
swather and h
fits anything.
GRAIN DRY
PTO drive in
ice 8900 self-propelled diesel
with cab, air, heater, _radio, full
eter, hydro static drive, 15 ft.
head, special for soybeans and
up head with 10 ft. Renn pick-up.
chopper, 706 N six -row 30" corn
f propelled diesel combine with 13
lith Melroe pickup straw chopper,
No. 63C six row 30" corn head,
nt and includes slow down kit and
or small seed, flax, clover, etc.
ersatile 400 15 -foot self-propelled
drastatic drive; Innes 15 ft. -pick-up
R: GT 570 Batch grain dryer with
excellent condition.
TRUCKS: 197,0 International tandem truck with 18
ft. Wiltsie flat rack, twin pole hoist, 51/2 ft. high
sides,.complete with fitted tarp, 5 x 4 trans and twin
screw. Selling certified; 1971 International tandem
truck with 19 ft. 'Wiltsie grain body, 2 years old,
single pole hoist, 5 ft. high sides with fitted tarp,
percent x 4 trans and twin screw, selling certified;
1974 Ford 1/2 -ton pick-up, V8, automatic and camper
top with tool compartments, selling as is; 1978 Ford
150 4 -wheel drive pickup, 6 cylinder 300 motor, 4
speed, short„step box with pin stripes, radio, etc.
24,000 miles, selling certified; 10 ft. truck camper
with combination fridge, propane furnace and
stove; 1967 GMC single axle tractor with 5 speed
trans, 2 speed axle, selling as is; homemade 15 -ton
low boy float with tandem axles and beaver tail; 12
ft. aluminum -boar with trailer, 9.9 -LP CfirysTer
engine; 1973 Honda 90 motorcycle, selling as is; 1971
Suzuki 250 motorcycle with rebuilt motor, selling as
is.
BEAN
with cr
WEIG
rebuil
EQUIPMENT: Innes 520 Bean windrower
oss conveyor.
H SCALES: 60,000 Ib. platform weigh scale
ready for installation.
TILLAGE PLANTING AND OTHER EQUIP-
MENT: John Deere 1280 - 8 row plateless corn
planter with transport kit, dry fertilizer, insecticide
applicators and planting monitor; Massey
Ferguson 43-22 run double disc grain and bean drill,
no fertilizer only used three years (like new);
Krause 30 ft. heavy duty wing wheel disc complete
with lift cylinder, etc.; 1 HC 28 ft. trail vibra shank
cultivator with 3 bar harrows; Kewanne 14 ft. trail
wheel disc; Lubbock 7 tooth subsoiler with PTO
drive vibrator; Massey Ferguson 880 six furrow 16”
bottom sem mount plow with hydraulic reset
bottoms and trip coulters; West Go eight row
narrow row crop cultivator with rolling shields; Six
section heavy duty diamond harrows with pole; 10
ft. chain harrow; TOTE nine tooth 3 PTHitch tool
ar, anhydrous applicator; 3 PTHitch subsoiler
with pipe laying attachments; Calsa 200 gallon trail
sprayer; Turnco 225 bushel box on l0 -ton wagon;
John Deere 14 T hay baler; Versatile 36 ft. 6" por-
table grain auger with gas engine; Versatile 44 ft.8"
portable grain auger with PTO drive; Smith Roles
power washer.
LUNCH BOOTH
"NOTE" NO SMALL ITEMS SO PLEASE BE ON TIME!
PLAN TO ATTEND THIS LARGE AUCTION
FOR INFORMATION, PHONE BILL BOGIE
519-524-2034 ANYTIME
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
Richard Lobb, Auctioneer
CLINTON 482-7898
18.Services available 18. Services available 17. Auction sales
Smith & Caven
ENTERPRISES 482-7130
P -O -.BOX -644___ .._ CLINTON , 524-2518
PAINTING & DECORATING
CUSTOM WELDING &
_FABRICATION
DOWNDRAFT STOVES
LAND USE PLANNING
M.M. Campbell M.C.I.P.
• Planning Consultant
Land Severance Applications
Ontario Municipal Board Hearings
Development Applications
PHONE 881-0423
BOX 1745 WALKERTON NOG 2V0
17. Auction sales
17. Auction sales a
'la/4,W/ • P/sorra/e.s
FARM EQUIPMENT
AUCTION SALE
to be held for
Andrew Ducharme
on
Tuesday, March 18 at 1:15 P.M.
Sale to take place at the premises 1 mile north of St.
Josephs' on Hwy. 21 north of Grand Bend.
Sale to consist of:
Tractors:
Case 870 w. cab, 2700 hours, new tires (duals - 18.4-
34's)/B414 Int. 1501 fully hydraulic loader w. 3
pth./A.C. ca tractor, adj. wheels, hydraulics, 2 row
puller & cultivator/18'/2' Int. vibershank cultivator
w. wings & harrows/Int. No. 10 singie disc, seed drill
c/w seeder (like new)/56 Int. 4 row planter w. liquid
chemical attachments/570 Innes windrbvit r, cross
conveyor-offset/11'/a' Kongskilde cultivator/J.D. 12'
w.heel._dlscs/ S-section.-.barxows_sn,..--s.ttetshettCase
semi -mount 4 furrow 16" trip beam plow/111/2' land
packer/Alco 35'6" auger/Case 200 gal. sprayer w. 24'
booms/2 Turnco gravity boxes w. 4 ton wagons/plat-
form scales/cedar posts & ralls/harness/gravel
box/walking plow/nuts & bolts/chains/barn
jack/barrels/cream separator/lumber/plastic
piping/ETC.
Furniture:
9 piece dining room suite - hand carved oak/3 pc.
bedroom suite and some small household items.
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1W0
_100).
(519) 527-1458
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Truck, tractors, combine, farm machinery, etc. to
be held for Mr. Robert Jewell at the south half of Lot
9, concession 10, Colborne Township. Go three
corners north of Goderich on Highway 21 to 'sunset
Golf Course corner, turn right and go east ap-
proximately 1 mile.
SATURDAY, MARCH 22 at 1:00 P.M,
TRUCK: 1970 Ford 750 cab over truck with 17 ft.
platform, 41,21t. side racks, tarp poles, etc., 5 -speed'
transmission, 2 speed rear end, good rubber. Selling
.certified in good condition.
COMBINE: Massey Ferguson 300 self-propelled
combine with cab, straw chopper, 10 ft. quick attach
pickup head with 9 ft. 'pickup, No. 33 three row
narrow corn head.
TRACTORS: Massey Ferguson 285 diesel tractor
with multi power external hydraulics, 18.4 x 43 rear
tires, power shift rear wheels; bought new October,
run only 330 hours; Massey Ferguson 65 diesel
tractor with multi power, good tires, adjustable
rear wheel. Robin manure loader with hydraulic
bucket, set of T -bar duals 16 - 9 x 28.
MIXMILL: Bought new October 1979. Artsway 450'
grinder mixer PTO unloading auger, etc. used very
little.
MACHINERY: Smith 7 ft. auger snowblower, 1
year old; Massey Ferguson 124 haybaler PTO
drive; Heston 280 self propelled swather with hay
conditioner; Allied 40 ft. portable grain auger, PTO
drive; Massey Ferguson three -furrow 16" trip
bottom plow; 2 gravity boxes on wagons; bale
stooker; 20 ft. tube hay elevator, wagon and flat
rack; Massey Ferguson No. 33 fifteen run seed drill
on rubber in good working order. New Idea 150
bushel PTO manure spreader with flail spread,
Kewanee 10 ft. wheel disc, 3 PTHitch blade;
Kongskilde 11'3"cultivator, Vicon 3 PTHitch fer-
tilizer spreader; George White 100 gal. 3 PTH
aluminum tank weed sprayer; Harrow leader pole
on wheels with six section diamond harrows; John
Deere 45 ft. portable hay elevator with PTO drive; 2
- 200 gal. fuel tanks; quantity of hog feeders;' Gehl
hamniermill; 4" grain auger with motor; racks for
pick-up truck; new push gas lawn mower; power
emery; electric motors plus other items not men-
tioned.
FARM IS SOLD
TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE
Richard Lobb - Auctioneer
,CLINTON 482-7898
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
A.U-CTION_CALMAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
SAT., MARCHTS7-P7M.
Tractors, machinery,
etc. for Alex Glanville, 8
miles north of Seaforth
on County Rd. 12 and 41/2
miles east.
SAT., MARCH 22 1 P.M.
Truck, tractors,
machinery, etc. for
Robert Jewell, 3 corners
north of Goderich on 21
Hwy. turn right at Sun-
set Golf Course corner
ond'go 1 mile eiast.
TUESDAY, MAR. 25
Large tractors,
machinery, combine,
etc. for Bill Bogie, 1'/,
miles north of Goderich
and 2' 2 east.
" WED., MAR. 26 1 P.M.
50 acre farm, tractors,
machinery, grain dryer,
backhoe, etc. for Mervin
Dietz 5 miles north of
Dublin and 1 mile west.
SAT., MAR. 29
Tractor, machinery, etc.
for Logue Brothers at
Blyth.
TUES., APRIL 1,1 P.M.
Tractor, machinery, etc.
for Ivan Weber 1'/, miles
west of Exeter.
SAT., APRIL 5
Tractor, machinery, etc.
for Ed & Ray Wise 3'/
miles west of Clinton on
Bayfield Road.
TUES. APR. 8 - 1 P.M.
Combine. tractors and
machinery, etc. for the
estate of James Flan-
nigan, '/, Wille south of
-DubLan—arrd--approx
(riles west.
WED., APR. 9 1 P.M.
50 acre farm, tractors
and machinery, etc. for
Alex Gulutzen - Lots 3
and 4, Concession 13,
Hullett Twp. 1'/4 _cones
north of Londesboro and
4'/2 miles east.
FRI., APRIL 11,1 P.M.
Tractor and machinery
for Art Bakker 1'/2 miles
west of Seaforth.
SAT., APRIL 12
Some furniture, beef
cows, machinery, etc.
for Arlie Lockhart,
Goderich Township.
SAT., APRIL -19,12 NOON
Furniture, machinery,
etc. for John Burch, 8
miles north of St.
Columban.
18. Services available 18. Services available 20. Public notices
BRucE R. RATIIIVEI,I.
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, -APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST , SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO
Bus. 5 1 9) 527- 1458
R -Es^ -L51..9.) 4.512-3.420--
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SNOWPLOWING `''
DRIVEWAYS
RADIO DISPATCHED FOR FAST SERVICE
CONTACT SID BRUINSMA
524®8668
C & B BUILDERS
Specializing in all types
of cement work 2', 4' & 8'
walls, pit silos and
manure tanks.
Also, all types of car-
pentry.
PHONE ALEX AT
524-7714
PHONE DOUG AT
524-8147
STRATFORD
UNIFORM & STORK
STOP
Nursing uniform
available in White 8,
Coloured in Dresses &
Pant Suits. Toppers also
available. Complete line
of maternity clothing.
Open 9:30 a.m. - 5:30
p.m. Mon. - Sat.
98 DOWNIE ST.
STR7ITT OTFD
271-8861
ART'S
Landscaping -Nursery
and Garden Centre
116 Bennett, Goderich
Now is the time
to start thinking of
LAWN CARE
ROLLING
FERTILIZING
Complete line of
Everything needed for
INDOOR & OUTDOOR
GARDENING
524-2645
BAYFIELD ESTATE AUCTION
We have been instructed by the Executors of the
Estate of Lucy W. Diehl (formerly Woods) to sell by
Public Auction the contents of Bayfield's oldest
home known to all as "The Hut". Sale to.be held at
the Rothwell Building, 77 Main Street S., Seaforth
Wednesday evening of March 26th
at 6:00 p.m.
Furniture & Antiques:
3 pc oak bedroom suite incl. washstand, cherry
extension table, cherry 5 drawer chest, cherry jam
cupboard, 3.pc. living 'room suite, oak drop front
desk w. bookcase, oak drop front desk w. china
cabinet, walnut wash stand w. matching sleigh bed,
wash stand w. bookcase,. walnut dresser & wash
stand, 3 drawer dresser w. swing mirrors & jewel
boxes, walnut oval, parlour table, walnut china
cabinet, lady's needlepoint mahogany chair, oak
hall set & hall tree, walnut bookcase, parlour tables,
walnut spinet desk, walnut drop leaf table, small
corner knick-knack cabinet; fainting couch small
walnut china cabinet, Duncan Phyfe oval table,
cloverleaf table(, 2 captain's chairs; wing -back
rocker, Gent's parlour chair, 6 matching walnut
chairs, walnut silver chest, New Home treadle
sewing machine, Jenny Linn bed, pine blanket box,
fern stands, Hennings upright piano.
Glass China, Silver, Brass & Miscellaneous Items:
2 Cranberry hall lamps, hand -painted hanging oil
lamp, 6 pc. wash set, Gone With The Wind pearl
lamp bases, press glass, colored, depression, jar-
dineres, tea set, compotes, decanters, amber candle
holders, milk glass lamp, other oil lamps, cups &
saucers, souvenirs and a fine selection of other
glass & china, oil & water colour paintings, large
quanitity of silver pieces, brass fireside ac-
cessories, canes, 2 writing boxes, tinware, crocks,
German mantel clock, quantity of books, trunks and
many more collectible items.
Zenith upright freezer.
•�/ /7/�//'e ('` r: ,+! 1,1 /r//I/F,1
AUCT.C'NEERS, LIQU,bATORS. AP'Pf7A SE RS
7 7 MAIN ST • SEAFORTH, ON*AR()
(519) 527-1458
NOK ,WO
PIANO TUNING
AND REPAIRS
Bruce Puisifer
527-0053 or 348-9223
after 6 p.m.
CARPET
CARE
Rugs & Upholstery
Professionally' Steam
Cleaned.
Free Estimates
Steam Machine Rental
'12.00 DAY
524-2440
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF FIRST MEETING
IN»THE MATTER OF THE
BANKRUPTCY OF
CHARLES ALEXANDER
PERGEL, FORMERLY
C.O.B. AS C.A. PERGEL
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND PERGEL CUSTOM
HOMES OF THE VILLAGE
OF ZURICH, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON, IN
THE PROVINCE OF ON-
-- -
NOT IC E
N-
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Charles
Alexander Pergel, of R.R,2,
Zurich, Ontario, made an
assignment on the 27th day
of February, 1980, that the
first meeting of creditors
will be held on the 17th day of
March, 1980, at the hour of
2:00 o'clock in the afterndon,
at the office of the Official
Receiver, Richard Jackson,
217 York Street, Third Floor,
London, Ontario, and that to
be eligible to vote, creditors
must file with me, prior to
the meeting, proofs of claim
and, where necessary
proxies.
DATED at• Kitchener,
Ontario, this 4th day of
'March, 1980.
DIEGEL AND FEICK
INC. TRUSTEE
151 FREDERICK STREET
KITCHENER, ONTARIO.
—11
21. Personal
PREGNANT AND
DISTRESSED? Married or
single, free ' positiv.e con-
fidential support. Help is as
close as your telephone.
BIRTHRIGHT - London
(collect) 432,7197 or 524-2913,
357-1769 or 392-6541.-1-52x
YOUNG COUPLE looking to
rent cottage or house near
Lakeshore in Goderich, last
week in July, plus any other
available weekends.. Phone
348;8431 or 348-9026 after 6
-DISC JOCKEY
STEVENS
I COUNTRY GOLD (1
ROCK'N ROLL
Good recorded music for
weddings, dances, an-
niversaries, parties, etc.
Phone Brussels evenings
887-6159 x
—QFC t===42,.!
PIANO TUNING
AND PIANO
LESSONS
CALL
DAVE McKEE
524-7774
SMITH'S
PAINTING
Or
DECORATING
Free
Estimates
Phone
524-2518 -
LAXM
YIW--E—...
Q
SERVICES
Suncoast Mall
Goderich
ACCURATE
RETURNS
GUARANTEED
BUSINESS, FARM
PERSONAL
H. MITCHELL
482-7584 524-4433
19. Notice to
creditors
p.m.-10,11nc
26. Births
DE HAAN
John and Yols.-aare happy to
announce the birth oT their
daughter, Stephanie 'boy,
February 24, 1980 at
Goderich Hospital, weighing
8 tbs. 7 oz. A sister for Peter,
Annette, Robert and Miriam.
HARKNESS
Mr. and Mrs. George
Harkness are pleased (p
announce the birth of their
daughter, Melanie Grace, 7
lbs. 11 oz„ on Marc 5, 1980
at Goderich Hospital. A
sister for Steven.
WATSON
Donald and Donna Watson of
Gorrie are pleased to an-
nounce --the--biatlt:--4L--their
daughter, Carla Kathryn, at
Victoria Hospital, )London,
on February 19, 1980,
" weighing 7 lbs. 11 ozs. A little
sister for Richard. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
"-1211s..-Donald' McKenzie,
Goderich.-11nc
30. In memoriam
BOGIE
In loving memory of a dear
husband, father and gran-
dfather, Earl Bogie, who
passed' away five years ago,
March 6, 1975.
Five years ago since that sad
day,
tiro The one we loved was called
away,-
God
way,God took him home, it was
His will,
But in our hearts he liveth
still.
—Lovingly rememlleredand
sadly missed, Edna Bogie
'and family. -11
31,. Card of thanks
BERRY
I would like to thank
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for treats, flowers and
acts of kindness during my
stay in hospital in January
and February. Also thanks to
Doctors Lambert, Cauchi,
nursing staff second east and
girls in dietary, Alexandra
Hospital, Rev. G. L. Royal
and Rev. Ron
McCallum .—Florence
Berry.-11nc
BISSETT
To my family and relatives,
friends from Goderich,
members of Goderich Little
TIRED OF' BEINC alone? Theatre, First Baptist
Are _y_gu unat.Jached Church,'alt my friends from
separated, single or mum"view and Day Fare f
divorced? Meeti that special
person. Apply P.O. Box 104,
Owen Sound, N4K 5P1.,
Please state age. -=11x
WHEELCHAIRS
WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service
Committee of the,C5derich
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Lodges have equipment for
loan. Contact Amos
Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or
Fred Fritzley, 524-
721,7.-2eowx
22. Lost and found
LOST: Brock Street area,
female multi -colored Per-
sian cat, wearing ..White flea
collar, answers to Christie.
Family pet. Call 524-2088
anytime. -10,11
LOST: Pink music scrap-
book, in park near Max
Cutt's. Reward. Phone 524
9143 around ,supper
time. -10,11
LOST:d,Mohair woman's
sweater at Hamilton Street
Laundromat, Saturday, in
v ping machine, Finder
,lease call 524-8683.-11
- ALL persons having
claims against the Estate of
ROBERT ALEXANDER
MacGREGOR, Farmer, late
of the Township of Ashfield,
in the County of Huron, who
died on or about the 10th day
of May, 1979, are required to
. file the same with full par-
ticulars with the un-
dersigned by the 5th day of
April, 1980, as after that date
the assets of the estate will
be distributed.
DATED at Goderich,
Ontario, this 5th day of
March, 1980:
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers; etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the
Estate.
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LOST: Six month old cat,
black, very affectionate.
Lost Monday morning in St.
Patrick St. area. Phone 524-
4655 after 5 p.m. -1)
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24. Business
opportunities
SALtS OPPORTUNITY for
newly innovated Canadian
'product. Distributors or
sales people, part-time or
full-time needed im-
mediately; No investment,
obligation or past sales
experience necessary. Write
giving phone number to:
Opportunity, Box 295, West
Lorne, Ontario NOL
2P0.-11b.c.
25. To give away
TO GIVE AWAY — Six year
old male Afghan hound.
Phone 524-6900,-11,12
26. Births
FiNK
To Robert and Laura Fink of
,Stratford, Ontario, at
Stratford General Hospital,
on February 18, 1980, a son,
Robert Gordon, weighing 7
lbs. 21/2 ozs. First grandchild
for Pat Morrison, and first
great grandson for Mrs.
William Longmire, all of
Goderich.--11nc
wish to thank you most
sincerely for all the cards;
gifts and prayers while I was
in Clinton Hospital and St,
Joseph's, London. Your
Many kindnesses and con-
cern have teen very
meaningful to ire.—Frank -
Bissett. -11
F'EAGAN
I wish to take this op-
portunity to thank relatives,
friends and neighbors for the,
lovely flowers, gifts, cards-'
and their visits while I was a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.—Jean
Feaga n. -1I nc
MAINES
Thank you to Dr. Chan, staff
of Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, and others
for the care and kindness
extended to Mom during her
recent stay in
hospital —'Shirley Maines -
Cobourg.-11
SHEARDOWN
We would like to thank
friends, relatives and neigh-
bors for the beautiful cards
and gifts received on the
occasion of our 40th Wedding
Anniversary. Spel:ial thanks
to our family for the
-reception-held at the- Little'
Inn, Bayfield, in our honor,
and the enjoyable trip to Las
Vegas. Thanks also to the
management Little Inn. We
did appreciate
everything.—Faye and
Murray Sheardown.-11
STEWART
To all our friends and
relatives, we are sincerely
grateful for your many
condolencesin the Loss of a
dear husband and father,
Charles B. Stewart. Sincere
thanks to the Goderich
Police Force, Chief Pat
King, Dr. Thomson, Stiles
Funeral Home, Rev. Royal,
pallbearers and flower -
bearers, the Order of the
Eastern Star, Masonic •
Temple and Legion Branch
109 members. Thank you for
donations to the Heart
Society and the Cancer
Society in his memory, the
lovely flowers and sympathy
cards. Special thanks to the
Fabrication Dept. and all •
employees of "Champion
Roads. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remem-
bered.—Laura Stewart and
family.-10,11ar
WESTLAKE
To my relations and, many
friends, a sincere thank you
for the flowers and get well
cards while I was a patient at
University Hospital, London.
Also to Legion Branch '109 -
thanks for everything.—W.
J. Westlake. -11
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